ROCKFORD, Md. (WANE) – Nearly 100 golfers living with a disability are set to compete in the fifth annual U.S. Adaptive Open next week at Woodmont Country Club.
For a fifth straight year, the Adaptive Open is featuring some northeast Indiana flavor. Fort Wayne native Kim Moore, who is taking over as the head girls golf coach at her alma mater of Bishop Dwenger, is the defending U.S. Adaptive Open champion.
“Going into the golf course, having played it now a number of times, I feel pretty confident,” Moore said ahead of next week’s tournament…